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You're talking about "boiling" nicquid? I believe the nicotine has adverse reactions to exposure to heat. For the atomizer to be submerged, you're going to have issues with nicquid going kaput and tasting foul. This is a guess, but so far, PVs have been limited to atomizer coils that have gradual amounts of nicquid introduced to the heating coil.
Maybe I'm missing something but this sounds counter-intuitive all the way around.
It might not work. Been stuck at work all day. I'll try to make a prototype this weekend.
Basing the idea somewhat on commercial anesthetic vaporizers which used to be bubble-through, but are now mostly flow-over.
(vaporizing is boiling or the transition of a substance from liquid to gas phase)
Basing the idea somewhat on commercial anesthetic vaporizers which used to be bubble-through, but are now mostly flow-over.
(vaporizing is boiling or the transition of a substance from liquid to gas phase)
I would like to see a picture of the prototype go for it.
They probably told the wright brothers it will never work when they tried flying.
One never knows unless they try.
Keep us posted good or bad.
They probably told the wright brothers it will never work when they tried flying.
One never knows unless they try.
Keep us posted good or bad.
I tried it out, part of it anyway.
Took apart a 1.5 ohm DC, and unrolled the filler and the diapers and discarded them. Then I inserted the coil assembly back into the clear tube and glued them together. Filled with 50/50 vg/pg. Really thick.
Put on my Infinity and cranked it up. The coils boiled the liquid, it thinned out and started running out the 510 bottom hole.
Luckily I had it on a sealed shorty 510-510 connector.
I had a paper towel around the base to catch the drip.
There was vapor production, but could only run it for a few seconds before the fluid level dropped too much. Next step would be to plug the bottom hole and try it again.
Not sure if this is worth pursuing.
Cartos, with their wicking have a nice, very localized boiling effect, with the filler wicking new liquid to the hot coils at a more or less even rate.
A liquid vaporizer might work with a small boiling chamber at the bottom, with a bigger reservoir at the top.
Don't know if coils would produce enough heat to cause localized boiling if immersed in large volume of cooling liquid.
Also as the bubbles of vapor bubbled up through the cooler liquid they would tend to recondense.
Maybe trying to reinvent the wheel. Anyone have a diagram of a UFS?
Iz.
Took apart a 1.5 ohm DC, and unrolled the filler and the diapers and discarded them. Then I inserted the coil assembly back into the clear tube and glued them together. Filled with 50/50 vg/pg. Really thick.
Put on my Infinity and cranked it up. The coils boiled the liquid, it thinned out and started running out the 510 bottom hole.
Luckily I had it on a sealed shorty 510-510 connector.
I had a paper towel around the base to catch the drip.
There was vapor production, but could only run it for a few seconds before the fluid level dropped too much. Next step would be to plug the bottom hole and try it again.
Not sure if this is worth pursuing.
Cartos, with their wicking have a nice, very localized boiling effect, with the filler wicking new liquid to the hot coils at a more or less even rate.
A liquid vaporizer might work with a small boiling chamber at the bottom, with a bigger reservoir at the top.
Don't know if coils would produce enough heat to cause localized boiling if immersed in large volume of cooling liquid.
Also as the bubbles of vapor bubbled up through the cooler liquid they would tend to recondense.
Maybe trying to reinvent the wheel. Anyone have a diagram of a UFS?
Iz.
Yeah im not a modder what so ever but these things perk my curiosity, i have seen the dual coils and that popped in my head what if someone could get that to work in a tank ?
Thats why this thread caught my interest, i mean look how far electronics like cell phones have evolved so quickly you know.
Sorry i don't not have the diagram you seek you would have to contact i forget the screen name but there is a thread on the odeyssus not correctly spelled and thats the fella "i think" you would have to ask .
Thats why this thread caught my interest, i mean look how far electronics like cell phones have evolved so quickly you know.
Sorry i don't not have the diagram you seek you would have to contact i forget the screen name but there is a thread on the odeyssus not correctly spelled and thats the fella "i think" you would have to ask .
Insulin pumps are compact, have about a 2-3 ml reservoir and micromotor pump that deliver precise 0.01 ml volumes on demand. Computer controlled. They cost about $10,000 new. If someone found a used one they could tinker with it.
That would be a key part of a nice delivery system. Sorry to hijack my thread.
That would be a key part of a nice delivery system. Sorry to hijack my thread.
Well, since you already diverted you're own thread, your last post sounds promising, a precise controlled on-demand delivery of metered amounts of juice to the coil, possibly from a separate sealed tank; sort of like fuel injection in a car.
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